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Uganda, Kampala. Dec/26/2009.

Braintree school.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

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alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

Opening of the Comprehensive Care Centre at Emusanda, Lurambi District in Western Kenya, attended by Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ida Odinga and Vestergaard Frandsen, followed by meeting Sarah Obama at the new NGO Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative (GAMI) in K'Ogelo. 2 Feb 2010

In Kenya, Vestergaard Frandsen, a European-based disease control textiles company, helped to organize a conference of donors, civil society members and news media to learn of a new $60 million proposal unveiled by Ms. Ida Odinga, the wife of the Kenyan Prime Minister, to fund a CarePack campaign for western Kenya later this year. CarePack is a bundle of public health interventions specifically designed to meet the health needs of families in the developing world, and can include a bed net to prevent malaria, a water filter to prevent diarrhea, and condoms and educational material to prevent transmission of HIV. The first CarePack campaign, held in September 2008, reached nearly 50,000 people within a week in Kenya. To learn more: www.vestergaard-frandsen.com/carepack.htm



Two days later, the special guests joined Mrs. Sarah Obama, the step-grandmother of U.S. President Barack Obama in Kogolo for a ceremony to celebrate her nonprofit organization, Grandmothers Against Malaria Initiative. Attending this event were South African musician and public health advocate Yvonne Chaka Chaka, Ms. Odinga, and VF staff including Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen, CEO of the Group, Vestergaard Frandsen.



All photographs copyright Georgina Goodwin for Vestergaard Frandsen.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

alessiacapasso.wordpress.com/vidomegon/

exhibition:
12_02_2010 @ www.keste.it/j

Thousands of Vidomegon live and work inside Dantokpa, the market of Cotonou (Benin), one of the biggest markets in West Africa. Traditionally, the Vidomegon (in fon language “children addressed to someone”) were daughters entrusted by families from rural zones to relatives in urban areas.
In the last 30 years, with the impoverishment of the urban population, this ancient tradition has radically mutated. Today the Vidomegon are exploited by the host families, working without any compensation in terms of money or education.

The reportage goes through the labyrinth of Dantokpa, a city within a City, in order to reveal the daily lives of children and girls, mainly Vidomegon, who live without universally recognized rights (education, games, free time) and, moreover, without love.

courregesg posted a photo:

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